The research group has set up collaborative arrangements with the Mexican factories, known as maquiladoras where they will be able to test their new robots.
You'll need details about your research plan, your collaborative arrangement, and the facilities at the institute you will be visiting.
However, newer types of AHCIPs are emerging that diverge from this model and use collaborative arrangements to jointly pursue broad areas of research, data analysis or drug development [12, 21].
The open mode of thinking, acting and being has been associated with liberating, participatory and collaborative arrangements that have prompted us to redefine how research, science, innovation and citizenship are to be conceived.
A counter argument, deterring small business participation in research alliances, refers to the 'dependency' that occurs when small businesses participate in collaborative arrangements, thus jeopardizing their ability to appropriate most (if not all) of the returns from their investment (Miles 1999).
We have a reciprocal arrangement with Harvard Business School's Career Services, and other collaborative arrangements with schools such as Columbia, Yale, University of Chicago.
Staff and users of services should be involved in designing and delivering collaborative arrangements and should themselves be beneficiaries.
Collaborative arrangements with industry offer universities a variety of opportunities for enhanced income.
Scientific and technological collaborative arrangements and agreements turn into a crucial channel for transferring knowledge internationally.
Also, not all collaborative arrangements are necessarily able to meet original expectations and objectives.
On the academic side, the prevalence of formal collaborative arrangements reflects the dominance of the fixed-term project as the de facto organisational unit of contemporary scientific research, and the dependence of scientists (and academic institutions) on external funding (Hackett 1990; Shrum et al. 2001).
